Butler County, AL is located in the south-central part of the state. It has a population of 20,947 people and covers an area of 855 square miles. The county seat is Greenville, with several smaller communities located throughout the county. Butler County is known for its rich agricultural history and is home to numerous historic sites such as Bellwood Plantation. The Black Belt region offers scenic rivers, streams and forests where residents can enjoy hunting and fishing. In addition to outdoor recreation opportunities, Butler County has many recreational parks and other attractions that make it an enjoyable place to live.